All in Eschatology
The internal archetypes start with the shadow. The shadow often begins where actions and intentions do not align. Within the shadow lies all dark negations. Embarking on a search for self is where the confrontation with the shadow occurs. This confrontation can more times than not end in the possession of the ego by the shadow, creating a monster.
Let us consider this — body and world are not the exclusive enclosures of Being. Despite our essence being more than body and world, we must take a first step and reclaim the body which we have been conditioned to neglect and destroy.
One challenge all philosophers must overcome is how to coexist with the profanum vulgus — the common masses — which often serve as the collective embodiment of social demands intended to extinguish self-actualization. In our apocalyptic paradigm, philosophers must determine how to fulfill their super-predatory strivings all while living and working with others.
When we consider the essence of our primordial being, and we look back to the garden from which we have been expelled — a more robust nature beckons to be resurrected and activated. Reconditioning man to once again live in the garden is a hard task requiring a noble will.
Authenticity can not exist without a true self. This true self is the source of all spontaneous and creative energies. Such capacity always ascends from an inner authority and a palpitating inward life.
Here is where (when) linear time and existential time position themselves as opponents. Despair can usher the thinker to a continent of reason and logic. In this land the life of the mind is not a sickness unto death.
To be wise is to declare war on all those who seek to usher in a future which no longer exists.
The home becomes a prison. School becomes a corporation. Family becomes an enterprise. Individuals no longer exist for everyone is divided asunder by ethers of control. Many reside in heavens and hells simultaneously.
The rules of previously enclosed spaces erupt into all atmospheres and environments becoming ethers of control which all must adhere to. Since ethers of control grant life, there is no need to be born again.
The belief is that order can only emerge from destruction and chaos. The propagation of a seemingly open and free society necessitates the expansion of all spatial boundaries alongside the simultaneous destruction of long-standing spaces of enclosure.